It’s not often that a store like The Analog Vault comes along. Its mission is simple: To champion slowly-disappearing forms of media consumption – namely, the vinyl and the paperback – in a 300 sq ft space that’s part gentleman’s club, part genteel library with raw, concrete walls and polished wooden floors.
The store is the brainchild of vinyl records seller Vinylicious Records; book retailer The Arkhivist, and independent magazine retailer Magpie Magazines. Quality is paramount here, which is why its used, new and rare records (which spans across multiple genres like rock, jazz and classical), alongside obscure books and international titles on music, arts, lifestyle, design and culture, are all handpicked by the curatorial team.
Also in the works: Plans to hold intimate whisky and jazz sessions with customers. Says Eugene Ow Yong, co-founder of Vinylicious Records: “We want it to be an immersive experience for the consumer… a place where you can feel at home.” #02-13 Esplanade Mall
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